Statue inaugurated in 1971, in honour of Dom Marcelino Franco, Algarve bishop.

Metal net statue, representing a golf player. It is a homage to this sport modality, popular in this region.

Chapel built in the XVII century and remodelled in the XVIII century, presenting an interesting architectonical style. The “trompe l’oeil” paintings covering the inside walls, the canvas telling the story of the life of Jesus and Mary, lead to the adaptation of this space, turning it into a Museum of Painting.

Bust rose to pay homage to Doutor António Padinha. The statue is in the centre of a flowery garden, with some benches.

Chapel dated from the XVI century, composed by the main chapel, the vestry and two rooms annexed to the lateral façades. Formerly it was called the Ermida de São Marcos.

Conventual church dated from the XVII century, with harmonious façade, single nave and rectangular main chapel. In 1994 repairing and adaptation works were carried out turning the former conventual rooms into tourism lodgings.

This temple, existing since the XVI century, was rebuilt in the XVIII century. Worthy of notice is the wood carving work at the altars, the statuary, the panel representing Christ after descending from the cross and the holy water font, all forming an important artistic set.

Room church with longitudinal drawing, dated from the XVI century. It has three naves, rectangular main chapel and two vestries. It is the single Algarve church following this room-church model.

Round fountain with a large fountain, located in the center of a square. Around there is a pleasant garden area with some banks.

Small church of simple construction, dating from the 16TH century, with a door and a window Freestone flat and straight lines.